Dennis Ferrante

American musician, producer and recording engineer, born December 25, 1946, Hoboken, New Jersey; died June 6, 2015, Freehold, New Jersey (age 68).

Started his career as a singer in the 1960s in bands [a=Chips & Company] and [a=The Swampseeds]. And worked as a recording engineer since the early 1970s. Known to have worked at [l=Big Guy Productions] (as an audio engineer), [l=Record Plant, N.Y.C.] and [l=RCA Studios, New York] (as a recording engineer), and [l=BMG Studios, NY] (as master recording engineer).

He was awarded a "Best Historical Album" Grammy Award in 2000 for his engineering work on "[r3838895]." Served as Governor for the Recording Academy New York Chapter.